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After the conclusion of Pakistan’s tour of England, one of the biggest positives to come out was wicket-keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan.
The live-wire impressed one and all with his wi💃cket-keeping and gritty batting skills.
Rizwan’s first added 72 priceless runs in the second Test match at Southampton while 𝓡b♚atting with the tail.
He, then, followed up his knock with yet another gritty half-century (53) in the third T🌄est match at the same venue.
During the England tour, Rizwan appeared neat behind the stumps in all the five games he featured in.
The 28-year-old developed quite a fan-following with his hilarious commentary from behind the🅘 stumps. Looking at Rizwan’s pres🍒ence in the lineup, Pakistan’s future appears to be in safe hands.
Keeping a close eye on Rizwan’s performances off-late is former Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed. Both Ri⛎zwan and Sarfaraz are competing for the same position of wicketkeeper-batsman in the Pakistan team.
Sarfaraz replaced Rizwan in the third T20I
After warming the benches throughout the England tour, Sarfaraz got an opportunity in the 3rd T20I at the Old Trafford in Manchester.
— Anil Kumar (@Anilkumar828)
In the end, Sarfraz could breathe a sigh of relief as the hosts fell just five runs short of the required target.
Earlier, veteran Mohammad Hafeez and debutant Haider Ali laid the foundation for Pakistan’s win with an entertaining partnership.
Hafeez walked away with both ‘Player of the Match’ as well as ‘Player of the Series’ award.
